Sentence examples similar to rising distally from inspiring English sources
Thoratic scutes on struthiosaurines are oval to teardrop shaped, and possess sharp ridges that rise distally.
Propagation of distally initiated APs back to the soma may lead to the double-component shape and double-peaked second derivative of the AP rising phase.
In our simulations, we apply three different distribution functions of the voltage-dependent channels on the dendrites: a step function (ST) with uniform spatial dispersion; an exponential decay (ED) function, with proximal to the soma high-density location; and an exponential rise (ER) with distally located conductance density.
A similar rise was observed distally, but after a short time-delay of ∼6 s.
The deltopectoral crest rises gradually from the proximolateral edge of the humerus and extends distally for approximately 50% of the humeral length (Figure 10).
After 6 hr of re-feeding, cells in the proximal (but not distal) progenitor zone entered the meiotic cell cycle: GLD-1 levels in the proximal half of the progenitor zone rose, and the boundary between 'crescent' and 'non-crescent' germ cells moved distally, such that the number of cells distal to this boundary was reduced by about half.
This method required placing the pH probe distally until a clearly acidic pH (1.5-2.5 1.5-2.5hieved and then slowas withdrachievede probe until the pH rose to androximathen 4.0.
The cranial ridge continues distally onto the distal expansion.
Fruit: dry, proximal tubercles +- = distal; base obtuse; spines dense distally.
Herein we show that interspecific variability exists in not only the number of elements present (Figs. 16, 17 and 18) but also that different combinations of mesopodial elements fuse to give rise to the adult carpal and tarsal complement along with distal migration of other elements (intermedium and tibiale moving distally; see next section).
